Other editions of book K: The Amazing Interlude

In a small, post-Victorian town of Allegheny, Pennsylvania, there is The Street – a community of middle class people, looking to find their place in the world. One day, a stranger who presents himself as K. shows up in The Street and takes a boarding room at the Page house, home of Sidney Page, young woman on her way to become a nurse. The identity and the past of mysterious K. immediately become a matter of the community.

This eBook has been formatted to the highest digital standards and adjusted for readability on all devices.In a small, post-Victorian town of Allegheny, Pennsylvania, there is The Street – a community of middle class people, looking to find their place in the world. One day, a stranger who presents himself as K. shows up in The Street and takes a boarding room at the Page house, home of Sidney Page, young woman on her way to become a nurse. The identity and the past of mysterious K. immediately become a matter of the community.

Special Illustrated Edition. This eBook is a matchbook copy of the paperback version of "K." with ISBN: 978-1-9459860-2-4 printed by the Amazon company Create Space.Features include:- Linked Table of Contents- Smart Kindle Navigation including ability to "jump" between chapters.- Author Biography- Original 1915 review from "The New York Times" ."K" is a mysterious dramatic novel taking place in an ordinary street of middle America and in the unknown wings of a hospital in the early 1900s.When Sidney takes K. Le Moyne in as a border, her future becomes irretrievably entwined with the mystery that enshrouds his past. Lies and intrigue begin to surround Sidney as she innocently proceeds in a career that is considered, for a woman, a courageous venture. With K., Mary Roberts Rinehart weaves a mystery around the characters on a Street; which could be any street - especially in Pittsburgh. K. is not only a mystery, but a romantic novel packed with characters drawn from the saga of life on the edge of industrial, Victorian Pittsburgh from an author not afraid to write from her own experience.